Wankhede Stadium
Mumbai, India
About Wankhede Stadium
The Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai is one of India’s most celebrated cricket grounds, opened in 1974 on the shores of the Arabian Sea. It is best remembered as the venue where India won the 2011 ODI World Cup final on home soil.
A traditionally batting-friendly surface with help for fast bowlers under lights, the Wankhede is the home of the Mumbai Cricket Association and the Mumbai Indians, and a fortress for both Indian and franchise cricket.
Its compact, steep stands generate a famous wall of noise, and the sea breeze that sweeps in during the evening session adds a distinctive character to matches played here.
Key Milestones
- Established1974
Pitch & Conditions
A batting-friendly pitch with true bounce that rewards strokeplay, while the red-soil surface and evening sea breeze can offer fast bowlers reverse swing under lights. Dew often plays a part in white-ball games.
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Recent results at Wankhede Stadium
ARCS Andheri146/8 (20)
MSC Maratha Royals154/5 (20)
North Mumbai Panthers148 (20)MSC Maratha Royals152/7 (19.5)ARCS Andheri151/5 (18.3)
Aakash Tigers MWS150/7 (20)ARCS Andheri168 (20)MSC Maratha Royals170/5 (18.2)
SoBo Mumbai Falcons158/3 (18.1)North Mumbai Panthers157 (19.2)
Triumph Knights MNE148 (18.5)
Eagle Thane Strikers172/8 (20)